i'm turning back to tv right now. >> thanks, regis. >> thanks everybody. >> regis philbin. >> i hope when i'm 130 i look at good as he does. i'm kidding, regis. i'm kidding. >> let's get an earnings alert from dom. >> i kind of wish i got what he feels about -- those shares are moving lower in the after hours. third quarter profit in sales. it issued a lower forecast for the current quarter citing delays in equipment spending. their after market lows but still down about 6.5% to 7%. >> thanks. what's the trade? >> i don't know what the trade is. here's a stock that's just -- forget about where it was in the hey day. this was the poster child. unless you have a huge volume day tomorrow, i think it's a no-touch. >> shares of solar have run up. dan nathan breaks down the trade after the break. make it happen with fidelity active trader pro. it's one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. call or click to open your fidelity account today. >>> sunedison shaurs -- shares have been hot. dan. >> the stock traded three times average daily volume today this is

. >> we sat down with one of his favorite guests regis philbin.n "cbs this morning." >>> this morning, an extraordinary look at fukushima, japan, more than three years since the deadly earthquake tsunami, and nuclear disaster. radiation levels in the area are still dangerous. local residents keep searching for the remains of family and friends. this sunday on "60 minutes," bob simon learns about one man's dedication to finding a lost loved one. >> reporter: nouri lived with his wife and parents. the tsunami killed his wife and youngest daughter a bright and cheerful 7-year-old. this is what their home looked like before march 11th, 2011. this is what's left today. foundations and scraps of memories that he keeps in a small box by what was once the front door. >> translator: this is a shoe she was wearing that day, which was found in a heap of rubble six months after the disaster. >> reporter: because of radiation, kimura can only visit his former home ten times a year and stay only five hours. in february, his allotted day came in the middle of a

. >> jimmy: regis philbin. john stamos. stand in the mirror in the nude and goes what a body.ill be there. >> bob newhart is one of the funniest guys in the world. see, bob, i said it. now it is over. in this town, young people, when we are performers, come pe comp. jealousy. bob newhart, 40 years we are friends. we traveled all through europe together. and every time we go to europe. i tick him off. you know what i mean. be in germany. you know. believe me they don't believe it's over. and -- you got to forgive me. everything i say, i did up in my room and i laugh my -- off. >> jimmy: does bob resent the fact that he is paying tribute to you. have you done a tribute to bob? >> why? >> jimmy: that is a great question. >> he has done tributes. show up on film. i would do anything for bob. he knows that. >> jimmy: i cannot wait to see this. called, again, one night only an all-star tribute to don rickles, may 28, spike tv. see don at foxwood casino in connecticut. it will be great, right. >> you don't know the day. the day is, ah, go see me at casino, at foxwoods on, ah, ah, ah.

regis philbin will join us. yelp's conference call going on right now.

this is regis philbin and you're watching "fox & friends". >> hi, everybody. is back after a day away. >> i am back. i missed you, even though it was a day. i did miss you all and i'm happy to be back here. i was listening on sunday, debbie wasserman schultz was declaring that the democrats will be victorious in the midterm elections, as you all heard. but there is a recent poll that just came out, fox news poll painting a much different picture and actually links their perceived failure here to obamacare. look at this. when asked if the only difference between potential candidates going forward in the midterm elections, congressional candidates were obamacare, someone would fight for it or against it, 53% of those that responded said they would side with the person fighting against obamacare. interesting given what was said on sunday. >> it gets worse for democrats. of the independents, 54% of the independents said they would vote -- 54% of those who would vote against a candidate who supported the affordable care act were independent. that's not good news fo